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SELF-PACED EVENING MBA PROGRAM

SELF-PACED EVENING MBA PROGRAM. California State University, Long Beach. CSULB MBA STAFF. Dr. Michael Chung – MBA Director Paula Gloeckner – MBA Evaluator Kathy Rice – MBA Operations Manager Jean Merrell – Accelerated MBA Program Coordinator. College of Business Administration.

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SELF-PACED EVENING MBA PROGRAM

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  1. SELF-PACED EVENING MBA PROGRAM California State University, Long Beach

  2. CSULB MBA STAFF • Dr. Michael Chung – MBA Director • Paula Gloeckner – MBA Evaluator • Kathy Rice – MBA Operations Manager • Jean Merrell – Accelerated MBA Program Coordinator

  3. College of Business Administration • Over 50 years of Undergraduate Degrees • Over 25 years of Graduate Degrees • 32nd Largest Accredited Business School in the country • AACSB – Accreditation • American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business • Challenge schools to pursue continuous improvement • Focuses on quality of educational activities

  4. Evening MBA Features • Self-paced schedule • Traditional semester courses • Weekday: Late afternoon and Evening Classes • Opportunity to network with large group of MBA students • Course choices are based on class availability

  5. Curriculum – First Year Core • Year One • Accounting 500: Management & Financial Accounting • Finance 520: Legal, Regulatory, & Ethical Environment of Business • Management 500: Business Policies, Operations and Organizations • Marketing 500: Marketing Concepts These classes may be waived if you have earned a degree from an accredited business school within the last 10 years

  6. Curriculum – Second Year Core • Accounting 610 – Advanced Cost Accounting, Budgeting & Control • Finance 600 – Seminar in Business Finance • Human Resources Management 652 – Seminar in Human Resources Management • Information Systems 601 – Applied Statistic & Decision Analysis • Information Systems 602 – Management of Information Systems • Management 647 – Seminar in Management Planning & Control Systems • Marketing 661 – Seminar in Marketing Policies

  7. MBA Program Curriculum – 48 units • General Specialization (12 units) • Four classes within three different business areas • OR • Specialization – 12 Units • 3 Electives (9 units) within same area and 1 Free Elective of 3 Units • Capstone Course – 3 Units • GBA 699 – Integrated Analysis • Culminating experience that integrates knowledge from all functional areas of business • Taken after 2nd year core is complete • First Year Core- 12 Units • Accounting 500 • Management 500 • Finance 520 • Marketing 500 • Second Year Core – 21 Units • Accounting 610 • Finance 600 • Human Resources 652 • Information Systems 601 • Information Systems 602 • Management 647 • Marketing 661

  8. Students must enroll in 3 classes within the same discipline to plus 1 additional class in any business area to complete their specialization Students must enroll in four classes within three different business areas for a general MBA specialization Curriculum – Specializations • Business Areas • Finance • Management • Marketing • Accountancy • Information Systems • Health Care • HRM • General Specialization

  9. Specialization – Examples Total Units - 9

  10. Application Requirements • MBA Application AND University Application • Transcripts – GPA (Range 3.0 & above) • GMAT Scores (Range 500 & above) • Detailed Resume • Work Experience (Encouraged but not required) • Statement of Purpose (1 page) • Two Letters of Recommendation from professional associates or faculty DEADLINES: Spring – October 30 / Fall – Mar. 30

  11. MBA Program Fees • Required Registration Fees – Fall / Spring • Part-time: 0-6 units Approx. $981 • Full-time: 7 units or more Approx. $1,572 • Non-resident/International Tuition Fee: $339 /unit • Books and Course Materials • University Application Fee $55.00 • Summer Fees – varies by residency & number of units taken Financial Aid Office: (562) 985-8403 Jeanne Boyer (562)985-2326 jboyer@csulb.edu

  12. GMAT EXAM • Electronic Standardized Assessment • Analytical Writing • Quantitative Reasoning • Verbal Reasoning • Offered year round – Make appointment • Cannot take the exam more than once a month • The MBA program accepts the highest score • Resources • www.gmac.com or www.mba.com • UCES – Prep Course

  13. CSULB Application Process • Submit 2 Applications • University ($55.00) – can apply and pay online at www.csumentor.edu • The MBA Program • APPLICATION TIPS • Apply Early • Create your file – even if you have not taken the GMAT Exam • Inform the Office of your scheduled GMAT Date • No application will be accepted/reviewed without a GMAT score

  14. MBA Contacts Paula Gloeckner – MBA Evaluator (562) 985-7988 – paula@csulb.edu Kathy Rice – MBA Operations Manager (562) 985-4811 – krice@csulb.edu MBA Program FAX Number (562) 985-5590

  15. Mailing Addresses California State University, Long Beach MBA Program - College of Business Administration 1250 Bellflower Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90840-5590 California State University, Long Beach Office of Enrollment Services 1250 Bellflower Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90840

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